I was searching online for this document D6-25400-0006 Finite Element Modeling Guide For Aircraft Structural Analysis by Boeing, which is referenced in a few places. But in something else shows up when you search for D6-25400-0006. Is there another website where we can download this document ? Thanks.
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D6-25400-0006
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Why would you expect a company proprietary document to be available online?
Obviously, trolling for a bootlegged copy.
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website … Boeing ?
as noted above this is Boeing proprietary data. And depending on how far they go, it may be of little use; they could easily say "take these FEA outputs, together with these FEA inputs, massage with our analysis program, and out pops the MS" … a lot of Boeing methods hide the magic behind a curtain.
mind you, there are many open source docs on the same topic … NASA for example.
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as noted above this is Boeing proprietary data. And depending on how far they go, it may be of little use; they could easily say "take these FEA outputs, together with these FEA inputs, massage with our analysis program, and out pops the MS" … a lot of Boeing methods hide the magic behind a curtain.
mind you, there are many open source docs on the same topic … NASA for example.
another day in paradise, or is paradise one day closer ?
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